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1950 Marineland's dolphin show
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0:59Now PlayingDate: 6th March 1950
Location: Florida
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Checking up on Marineland's Population
USA: Florida: Marineland:
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Comedy. Porpoise being thrown rubber rings and returning then to keeper suitable for comedy reel.
FISHING AND FISH. Checking and feeding fish at the famous Florida's Marineland, divers go down to inspect, Rubber rings thown to Porpoise. This good be used in a comedy reel.
PORPOISE Porpoises being fed,also being thown rubber rings which they bring back to the keeper, ---suitable for a comedy reel.
Animals - In Captivity
dolphins, porpoises, fish, dolphin show, aquarium
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